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Every npm package release, vetted before it is in your node_modules
One line in .npmrc. Every release is checked for malicious codeInstall scripts, obfuscated payloads, and data exfiltration patterns are scanned on every new version., typosquattingFrontier models hallucinate package names ~5% of the time, making AI-generated code a prime target for typosquats. Known typosquats are blocked by default., and supply chain attacksCompromised maintainers, dependency confusion, and hijacked packages are flagged and held. before anything lands in your project.
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❯npx @better-npm/cli.npmrc
−1+1
2 unchanged lines
3−registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/
3+registry=https://registry.better-npm.dev/
1 unchanged line
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